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This should work with PowerVC 1.4.4 onwards. Thanks for your feedback
PowerVC has a limitation that only allows you to restore a backup if the backup is the same as the current PowerVC version. An example would be, trying to restore a backup for PowerVC 1.3.1 on a VM running PowerVC 1.3.2. This is not possible. I had an incident when i upgraded and had issues, so I tried to restore the backup but before I could do that I needed to put the VM back to the version that the backup was at restore backup and then upgrade. I propose an enhancement that will restore no matter what level PowerVC is at.
Thanks for the comment. We'd like to understand this a bit more, could you help describe the scenario a bit further? As you stated, PowerVC allows you to create backups and then you can restore from any of those backups using the powervc-restore command. Can you please clarify what is needed beyond this capability? Thanks in advance!